hope to see you right here next week. we now know who was responsible for yesterday's deadly shooting at a suburban mall in maryland. welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm greg jarod. police identified the suspect as 19-year-old darrian marcus aguillar. he arrived at the mall at 10:00 a.m., one hour before the first 9-1-1 calls began. aguillar is accused of killing two mall employees, 21-year-old brianna and 25-year-old tyler johnson before then turning the gun on himself. police say there was a lot of

concern for everyone there. even after they located aguillar's body because he left behind a backpack containing explosive ms. >> these were homemade devices consisting of flash powder and household items. so they were not very sophisticated. with the help of our colleagues with the fbi and the state fire marshall we were able to render those devices safe. >> police are now trying to determine if a motive in this case is domestic. they say it is still unclear if the gunman knew his victims. as thousands of americans and athletes gather together as spectators to travel to russia for the sochi olympics, concern over terrorist attacks continues to grow. the state department issuing a travel advisory while russian

president vladimir putin is issuing a security concern and a perimeter around the so-called "ring of steel" meant to keep everybody safe. peter peter doocy has more. >> they are warning people traveling to russia to be aware of their surroundings especially when taking mass transit. and now chairman mike mccall is predicting attacks on soft targets like trains outside of the so-called "ring of steel" perimeter. he doesn't think it is dangerous enough to keep americans away from the event yet. >> if we do not support our team and show up, the terrorists are winning. >> this afternoon the parent of one olympian talked about sending his ski jumper son to sochi despite terrorist threats. >> maybe the chances #r* probably as good as getting hit by a meteor than probably being taken out by some

terrorist. >> and there is a lot of uncertainty about specific threats in sochi because russian officials are not sharing intelligence with american counterparts. >> the russians don't want to share what they have because they are afraid that that will enable us to learn how they obtain their intelligence and we will use it against them in the future. >> the white house says officials are, woulding to pre position american assets just in case. >> we have diplomatic security and fbi teams that will be in place, and that obviously requires close cooperation with host nation security officials. >> and top russian diplomats are saying they are doing everything they can to ensure safety and that sochi will be as safe as previous olympic host cities. greg? >> peter doocy in washington, thanks very much. more than 300 passengers and crew members on a royal caribbean cruiseship are sick. the centers for disease control reporting some kind of

stomp mass virus -- stomach virus. they are docked in the virgin islands. health officials will board any moment now. on board they will review medical records as well as cleaning and sanitation procedures. authorities are not yet confirming whether it is the norovirus. gun makers fighting back against california's newest gun law. it is aimed at making streets safer. now top manufacturer smith & wesson say they are pulling its newest products off the store shelves arguing the law is only meant to make handguns obsolete and harder to sell. will car -- will carr is live in our newsroom with more. >> to say this is a contentious issue right now in california is putting it lightly. w45* it does is requires microstamping on new and

redesigned guns. what that means is the technology imprints the make, model and serial number on the shell casings. it allows investigators to trace a bullet to a gun owner. critics and gun companies say it is flawed technology. smith & wesson and sterm rugger says they will not have redesigned guns in california and they released a statement saying a number of studies indicated that microstamping is unreliable and serves no safety purpose and is cost prohibitive and most importantly not proven to aid in preventing and solving crimes. several groups are challenging this law in court. >> i think it is really poor for california to do this, and that's why we are challenging this in federal court and suing the state of california over their handgun roster and their microstamping provisions. >> on the flip side, several gun control groups are celebrating this law. we got a statement a from the

law center to prevent violence. the legislature decided to listen so law enforcement and require this common sense improvement to handguns to help bring criminals to justice. greg, this really puts california under the microscope. several states are looking at possibly implementing laws that will have microstamping as well, but they may wait until the dust settles to see exactly how they want to move forward. >> will, thank you very much. there are new developments now on an emotional story. a texas hospital removing a brain dead pregnant woman from life support. munoz's husband won a battle with the state. the court ruled she was legally dead and gave the hospital until monday to remove the ventilator. munoz is about 22 weeks pregnant and suffers from pulmonary em -- em bowism.

embolism. president obama is putting the finishing touches on his speech he will give two weeks from today. this year's speech is shaping up to sound like others that he has already made in the past. the economy and jobs remain the top concern of many americans. steve centanni is live in washington with a preview. >> the president will focus on economic un equality in the address on tuesday. they said the president will not pin all of his hopes on congressional action this year. >> we are working where we can with congress. the way we have to think about this year is we have to divide the government. also the president will say to the country he is not going to wait. he has a pen and a phone and he will use those to move the ball forward to create opportunity jie. in his speech the president will call for long-term unemployment benefits and a higher minimum wage and an expansion of early

childhood education. he will renew his call for immigration reform which is also somewhat of a republican priority at this point, but the idea that he will take executive action to unilaterally impose his agenda has some republicans up in arms. >> it sounds vaguely like a threat. i think it also has a certain amount of arrogance in the sense that one of the fundamental principals of our country was checks and balances 3* where it was not supposed to be easy. he said it is hard to get congress to do anything. well, welcome to the world. it takes consensus. that's what he needs to do is build consensus and not taking his pen and creating law. >> the state of the union address is tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. tbreg? greg? >> thank you very much. new bloodshed, 50 dead, hundreds wounded in violence marking three years since the revolution that toppled former president hosni mubarak.

we are learning now that the country's interim leader is moving up the presidential elections possibly challenging the political landscape. connor powell is live in our mideast bureau in jerusalem with more. connor? >> well, greg, in the last three years, egypt has seen a lot of changes. first the fall of hosni mubarak and morsi and then a coup that removed morsi. all the while they were racked by violence and deepening, growing political divisions. now the interim government there is saying that it will hold a presidential election before a parrel -- parrel men terry vote. they think the man behind the coup that removed morsi will run for president. general assisi. the poll will do little to end the political unrest. this weekend we saw at least 49 people killed and hundreds

arrested as both pro and anti-military groups took to the streets marking the fall of mubarak. most of those killed and arrested were members of the muslim breer hood. they vowed to continue protests until the former president morsi is restored to power. morsi was ousted last july. since then egypt has been hit by a wave of violence which the military blames on the brotherhood. they deny responsibility and even though many egyptians support new election there's are serious concerns about whether or not they will be free and fair. greg, just last week a remarkable 98% of voters approved a new constitution. there are fears that a this election, this presidential election will be a rubber stamp election and it will institute a new military-backed government as opposed to a democratically elected government. >> connor powell alive in jerusalem. thank you very much. how low can it go? more arctic air is on its way. the big chill is putting the

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shivering temperatures returning for much of the country with some spots struggling to get above zero. the hottest ticket in town? well you got it, super bowl. brian is live outside our studios in new york city. it is cold out there. >> what else is new? it is snowing. that's been part of the extraordinarily cold january. the month is coming to an end, but not before giving us another deep freeze this coming week. temperatures are expected to

hit the single digits and the negative territory common day through wednesday next week and through the northeast, the midwest and even as far south as the flaw panhandle. now look at this. these are the lows expected tomorrow. detroit, negative 10. indianapolis negative 11 and chicago negative 16 and it will hit on tuesday and wednesday. the winter weather has proven to be a lot to handle. even for the veterans. ice and snow creating hazardous driving conditions in illinois and central indiana where the winds kept blowing snow over plowed streets. more than 20 drivers crashed on a bridge when the rain was ice. half an inch thick and a few drivers suffering moderate injuries. >> our car started to slide. it went face first into the guardrail and then into the divider.

i did a whole 360. >> as the mercury keeps falling so are the super bowl ticket prices. they are now going for just above $1500 a pop which is less than last year's super bowl. they dropped $300 since saturday morning thanks to the january freeze. the nfl says they aren't worried about empty seats come next sunday despite the frigid forecast. now things are closing down. chicago schools are closed on monday. that's 400,000 students without school for the second time this month thanks to the cold weather. greg? >> a lot of nose bleeds out there, right? >> exactly right, seriously. >> hang in there pal, thanks. president obama is losing the support of a key constituency who helped elect him. coming up, we are going to tell you why people are -- who are young and really abandoning the president. we will be right back.

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showing young people who were vital in electing president obama in 2008 and 2012 are now turning their backs on him of the critics say it may have a lot to do with these emphasis on health care. this after a brand-new fox poll shows a majority of voters under the age of 35 want the president and congress to focus more on the economy and jobs while 17% say they -- the focus should be on health care. now, the managing editor for "the hill." bob -- >> hi, greg. >> 35% of americans are

against health care. the young people are truly against health care. what do you make of that? >> i mean, these are troubling numbers for the president. let's face it. he had a very difficult 2013. he is trying to come back with his state of the union address. young people and old people will look at their situation. if they are not satisfied and if they don't like their job and if they don't feel they have a lot of opportunity to move up, then they are going to blame the president. whether that is fair or not is political reality. the president repeatedly tried to move health care and made the argument that obamacare would help the economy. a lot of people are frustrated and the administration is frustrated. every time they take a step forward on the economy another bad jobs report comes out. this is a problem especially when you think about it in the 2014 context. they need those young people to show up in the mid-term elections. that usually doesn't happen. >> it is not just young people, bob, but democrats are

actually m coming out against obamacare. increasingly democrats who oppose obamacare, does that doom it? >> you know, i don't think it dooms it. but remember democrats wanted the single payer system. they wanted the all government solution, and there were not the votes for that. even though the democrats controlled the house and senate in 2009 and 2010. i think a lot of them are saying i told you so. of course then you have other people who are looking at the disastrous rollout. it was a disaster. there is no doubt about it. whether it is republicans who said consistently that this program had not work and now you have the disastrous rollout and you are going to get bad poll numbers out of that. >> you also have a lot of people increasingly who are losing their health insurance. and now they are forced on to

the obamacare website. what about those people? >> absolutely. that was a big promise as you know and if you like the health plan you can keep it. that has proven to be false. when the administration says those plans weren't good enough, well that i think unsettles a lot of the people who bought those plans. they decided those plans were the best for them. were they opulent plans? of course not. they were cheap plans and catastrophic plans so if they really had a problem, a major health problem they would be somewhat covered and they were somewhat cheap. now many people will pay higher premiums and they don't like that. that's understandable. >> increasingly also you have people who are an employer-sponsored plan. and those are looking jeopardized as well, aren't they? >> that is going to be one to watch over the next year. the administration delayed the employer mandate and are more employers going to decide they

will get their employees off of their role? health care is expensive for corporate america and push them on to obamacare. and then is the coverage better? is it cheaper? all of those questions are playing out. >> what about older americans? we get complaints all the time from viewers who say their doctors are no longer on the plan. >> that's true. that's the next phase whether you can keep your health plan if you wanted to. and then what doctors are going to remain in the plan? the doctors will make the best financial situation for them. if they don't feel it will pay enough, and we have seen this for years on medicare, a lot of them decide not to take medicare patients. and that could be the case with obamacare too. >> what is your sense on capitol hill? are people worried about this and thinking about making

changes? >> democrats are anxious. there is no doubt about it. the big theme of this year and it is whether it can retain the senate. that didn't look as good as around the government shutdown. a lot of democrats want to fix it, but the white house has been resistant to even some senate democrats who are in tough re-elections who want a legislative change. that has lead to friction, greg. >> it is no secret that there are more democratic seats up for grabs in the election in the midterms. how do you handicap this? >> it all depends on what we are talking about in the fall. if we are talking about an economy that is improving, then that is going to be very good for democrats. that's what democrats are hoping for obviously. if we are talking about obamacare and how it really hasn't fixed the uninsured problem and how people are

upset that they lost their plans and they don't like their plans, and that's the key thing. the premiums for most americans are going up. well then you have to favor the republicans taking back the senate. if they take it back it will be a slim majority, but they will take that. they are going all in for the majority. in all likelihood the house will stay in republican hands. >> bob, great to see you. thanks very much. that's it for us. "a healthy you" with carol alt is coming up next. have a great weekend.

welcome to "a healthy you." i'm carol alt. you know, i should be enjoying an early retirement, kicking back on a beach somewhere relaxing. certainly not getting up at 6:00 a.m. shooting a show. so why am i here? why? the singular most important thing in my life is health. not just my health, but your health too. so when i heard some companies were hiding ingredients in foods and these are not healthy ingredients like msg, it blew my mind. i thought msg was taken out of foods because you don't find them on the l